Index to Chiropractic Literature
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Journal ID Article Title Author(s)
Chiropr & Manual Ther: 2017(25:3): Online access only 7 p 24727 The relationship between chiropractor required and current level of business knowledge
  • Ciolfi MA
  • Kasen PA
Am Chiropr: Jul 2005(27:8): 30-31 18170 Outsourcing your chiropractic billing & collection
  • Foster D
  • Labriola J
Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2005(34:2): 40-44, 70 18122 BUILDING A WINNING CHIROPRACTIC TEAM
  • Klapp K
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 2004(33:1): 80 17666 THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MANAGER AND A LEADER
  • Despain B
ICA Rev: Spring 2003(59:1): 40-42 16160 PRACTICE MASTERY SERIES, PART ONE: ORGANIZING YOUR CLINIC AND OFFICE SPACE
ICA Rev: Spring 2003(59:1): 43 16161 PRACTICE MASTERY SERIES, PART ONE: OFFICE HOURS
Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2002(31:3): 44-50 15622 PREVENT STAFF CONFLICTS THROUGH EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES.
  • Birnbaum N
ICA Rev: Summer 2001(57:4/5): 68-71 16890 MAKING OFFICE DECISIONS YOU WON'T REGRET
  • Herfert K
Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1999(28:3): 52-55 70 Patient scheduling: It's not as easy as it looks
  • Miller KJ
Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1997(26:3): 16 2476 The very low overhead practice [correction]
  • Fernandez PG
Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1997(26:2): 60-62 2615 The very low overhead practice
  • Fernandez PG
ICA Rev: Nov-Dec 1997(53:6): 44-48 1983 Case process management: The doctor-managed practice
  • Brown D
Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1997(19:4): 14-15 2224 Chiropractic offices: Are they business or practices?
  • Humble D
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1996(25:1): 64-65 3633 TAKING A LOOK INSIDE WINDOWS 95.
  • Stechshulte P
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1996(25:1): 66-71 3634 IMPLEMENTING A MACINTOSH PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.
  • Andersen K
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1996(25:1): 80-83 3636 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE: THE FUNDAMENTALS AND BEYOND.
  • Marks MM
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1996(25:1): 84-87 3637 RECALLING PATIENTS WITH COMPUTERIZED PHONE CALLS.
  • Lepley D
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1996(25:1): 92-96 3639 AUTOMATION: THE KEY TO MAINTAINING PRACTICE AUTONOMY.
  • Kirby TJ
J Am Chiropr Assoc: Aug 1996(33:8): 55-56 3133 Reimbursement Manual for the Medical Office by James B. Davis [book review]
  • Grilliot JR
ICA Rev: Jul-Aug 1996(52:4): 54-57, 59 3174 First impressions are everything: Proper office procedures and etiquette when dealing with new patients
  • Street G
Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1996(39:2): 48-53 2995 Losing key employees? Six warning signs
  • Wilson NC
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1995(24:5): 82-84 4024 Transitions: Chiropractic in the 1990s
  • Willis WN
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1995(24:5): 86-88 4025 Multiple clinics - Is it the right choice?
  • Humble DD
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1995(24:5): 90-93 4026 How to manage a successful practice
  • Sautner D
Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1995(24:2): 94-95 4513 Expanding payment options through credit card acceptance
  • Takacs G
Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1995(24:2): 96-100 4514 Holes, controls and goals: Managing by numbers
  • Van Riper DH
Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1995(24:2): 102+ 4515 Computerizing for overhead reduction and profit management
  • Dore AJ
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 30-31 4991 How to win in practice
  • Singer D
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 32-35 4992 An introduction to small business accounting
  • Sautner D
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 36-37 4993 New patient payment options with electronic card processing
  • Prince NL
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 38-39 4994 How to build the self-regenerating practice: A system for success
  • Rhode J
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 56+ 5000 Twenty first century chiropractic: Educating patients through graphics
  • Jenning T
Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1994(23:6): 104-106 4862 The taken-for-granted office tool
  • Hodges G
Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1994(23:3): 101 5319 YOU CAN BE THE BEST CHIROPRACTOR IN YOUR TOWN BY DAVE BARBER, D.C.
Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1994(23:4): 70-73 5134 Good office design: Approach to successful practice
  • Pryweller J
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 16+ 5566 THE DO'S AND DON'TS OF PURCHASING YOUR NEXT COMPUTER
  • Steffey JW
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 20-21 5568 ELIMINATING THE REDUNDANCY WITH OFFICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
  • Dore AJ
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 28-29 5570 UTILIZING AN EFFECTIVE DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM
  • Bindell PB
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 38-39 5573 AVOIDING THE SAND TRAPS OF NARRATIVE REPORTS
  • Hough W
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 90-91 5594 CONSERVING SPACE, TIME AND ENERGY: CHOOSING AN EFFICIENT FILING SYSTEM
  • Showers KR
J Chiropr: Sep 1994(31:9): 45-46 4952 Does your practice have the right office manager?
  • Vincent CM
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1993(22:5): 80-83 5904 FUNCTION AND DESIGN: GUIDELINES FOR SETTING UP A CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE
  • Kurland SP
J Chiropr: May 1992(29:5): 54-59 7134 ACA JOURNAL OF CHIROPRACTIC ANNOUNCES THE WINNERS OF THE "GREAT PLANS" OFFICE LAYOUT COMPETITION
Am Chiropr: Jan 1992(14:1): 12-16 7398 AN OFFICE IMAGE FOR 1992
  • Harrison E
J Chiropr: Nov 1991(28:11): 5+ 7644 THE PERSONAL TOUCH
  • Hug PR
J Chiropr: Nov 1991(28:11): 25-27 7645 PLANNING A CONTEMPORARY CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE
  • St Clair FG
J Chiropr: Nov 1991(28:11): 28-30 7646 ESTABLISHING A PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE
  • Bolton PK
  • Mathis S
J Chiropr: Nov 1991(28:11): 31-33 7647 UNDERSTANDING THE PERSONALITY TYPES IN YOUR OFFICE
  • Rice EL
J Chiropr: Nov 1991(28:11): 34-35 7648 WHAT CONTRIBUTES MORE TO YOUR PRACTICE: A NEW CAR OR AN UP-TO-DATE CLINIC
  • Sportelli L
J Chiropr: Nov 1991(28:11): 37-38 7649 STAFF LOYALTY - WHERE DID IT GO?
  • Anderson M
Am Chiropr: May 1991(13:): 31-34 8069 AUTOMATION: ARE YOU NEGLECTING THE HEALTH OF YOUR BUSINESS?
Am Chiropr: Apr 1991(13:): 34-38 8161 MANUAL LABOR
  • Pierce PT
Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 42-45 8798 HOW TO KEEP GOOD PEOPLE
  • Herman RE
Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1990(19:2): 80-81+ 9302 SIMPLE, INEXPENSIVE DEVICES THAT CAN HELP YOU AVOID PROBATE COURT
  • Ballett G
Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1990(19:4): 90-91 8966 REAPING THE BENEFITS OF TAX-FREE INVESTING
  • Bell JJ
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1990(19:1): 55-58 9456 CHARTING COMPUTER HORIZONS FOR DOCTORS
  • Bengal MF
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1990(19:1): 68-70 9458 JOURNEY OR DESTINATION? DETERMINING YOUR SUCCESS WITH COMPUTERIZATION
  • Schlehuber J
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1990(19:1): 78-81 9460 MANAGING DOCTOR-PATIENT RECORDS
  • Flenniken D
Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1990(19:1): 82-84 9461 IS REAL-TIME OFFICE AUTOMATION FOR YOU?
  • Tarantolo D
Am Chiropr: Oct 1990(12:10): 24-25 8651 FOR DOCTORS THAT WANT A BETTER WAY
  • Showers K
Okla Chiropr J: Winter 1989(1:2): 14+ 10699 PREVENTING LEGAL SUICIDE WITH MEDICAL RECORDS
  • Jahn WT
  • Reinke TS
Okla Chiropr J: Fall 1989(1:4): 9 10385 SUCCESSFUL THINKING
  • Hays S
Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1989(32:1): 60 10020 WHY A COMPUTER?
  • Greene MS
Am Chiropr: Apr 1989(:): 62 10331 REALIGNING THE SUBLUXATED OFFICE
  • Kimble J
ICA Rev: Jul-Aug 1988(44:4): 33-35 11281 SOME THOUGHTS ON X-RAYS
  • Harrison JD
Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1988(31:3): 12+ 10885 STARTING THE DC PRACTICE: THE FUNDAMENTALS, PART 1, THE SCHOOL YEARS
  • Long PH
Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1988(30:6): 14-17 11440 TAKING AIM AT SOLVING INSURANCE PROBLEMS
  • Zuelke PD
Am Chiropr: Sep 1988(:) 11027 GRAPHIC PATIENT ASSESSMENT
  • Oxford GL
Am Chiropr: May 1988(:): 66-68 11430 ARE YOU DRIVING YOUR PATIENTS AWAY
  • Fernandez P
Am Chiropr: Mar 1988(:): 26-33 11566 PROGRESS NOTES: KEEPING TRACK OF PATIENTS
  • Oxford G
Am Chiropr: Jun 1988(:): 44-46 11335 PATIENT DISARMAMENT
  • Singer R
Am Chiropr: Jun 1988(:): 63-68 11341 APPRAISING STAFF PERFORMANCE
  • Riggs JH
Am Chiropr: Jan 1988(:): 68 11772 THE BODY/MIND CONNECTION: AN OFFICE IMAGE
  • Harrison E
Am Chiropr: Jan 1988(:): S60-S61 11778 DRESSING FOR CHIROPRACTIC SUCCESS
  • Fernandez PG
Am Chiropr: Feb 1988(:): S76-79 11718 GETTING PAID FOR PALPATION
  • Charles I
Am Chiropr: Dec 1988(:): 70 10777 CORRECTING "THE BLACK CLOUD SYNDROME"
  • Coopersmith G
Am Chiropr: Aug 1988(:): 36-38 11174 VISION IS THE COMMODITY OF LEADERS; POWER IS THEIR CURRENCY
  • Riekeman G
Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1987(29:4): 60-61 12786 Noncompetition agreements: Protect your chiropractic practice's value
  • Josselson BH
Am Chiropr: Oct 1987(:): 16-19 12063 TEN TIPS FOR BEATING THE INSURANCE BLUES
  • Winther LA
Am Chiropr: Jul 1987(:): S50-52 12277 NO SHOWS
Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1986(15:3): 41-42 13513 BUILDING A CLIENTELE THROUGH EFFICIENT OFFICE PROCEDURES
  • Laubach JH
J Chiropr: Mar 1986(23:2): 56-57 13486 STATISTICS ON CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES AND EQUIPMENT
Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1986(29:2): 54-55 12999 CUT THE HIGH COST OF YOUR PATIENT MAILING LIST
  • Amato W
Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1986(28:5): 29-30+ 13426 HOW TO MOTIVATE YOUR STAFF
  • Pierce RW
Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1986(28:5): 74+ 13435 THE REINVENTION OF CHIROPRACTIC - PART 2
  • Lalla J
Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1986(29:1): 50+ 13163 HOW TO BUY A TELEPHONE SYSTEM FOR YOUR PRACTICE
  • Labelle JA
Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1986(29:1): 55-56+ 13165 THE MOST PROFITABLE WAY TO COORDINATE A BUSY OFFICE
  • Amato W
Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1986(28:4): 73+ 13583 THE MASTER MANUAL METHOD OF PROCESSING PATIENTS - PART 2
  • Amato W
Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1985(14:5): 33-34 13787 UNIVAIR, INC.
  • Nielsen S
J Chiropr: Mar 1985(22:3): 38-39 14338 STATISTICS ON CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES AND EQUIPMENT
J Chiropr: Mar 1984(21:3): 46, 48 23541 Statistics on Chiropractic offices and equipment
Int Rev Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1984(38:1): 19-20 23468 CAs[chiropractic assistants]: the emerging professionals
Int Rev Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1984(38:1): 21-26, 23469 Heart to heart : three CAs [chiropractic assistants] talk about their jobs, their patients, and themselves
Int Rev Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1984(38:1): 29-30 23470 I was my own CA [chiropractic assistant] : confessions of a frazzled DC
  • Zeigler M
Int Rev Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1984(38:1): 32-33 23471 Finding the one : the CA [chiropractic assistant] you've always wanted may be right under your nose
  • White S
Int Rev Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1984(38:1): 34-36 23472 When your CA [chiropractic assistant] is your spouse : constant communication can turn the two of you into a spectacular team
  • Gagne TE
Am Chiropr: May 1984(:): 25,27 23066 Computer technology ... comes to the aid of the chiropractic industry
  • Herbert SJ
Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1984(:): 35-36 23051 Computer software for chiropractors
  • Stix G
Am Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1984(:): 43-46 23001 Employee leasing: A novel concept affording the small business person considerable financial planning advantages
  • Westham A
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